Ingrid Ganslmayr

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Ingrid Ganslmayr is a German translator who has translated several non-fiction books from English and French . These include bestsellers by the French author Jacques-Yves Cousteau , which have appeared in several editions in the German editions.

Ingrid Ganslmayr was married to Herbert Ganslmayr (1937–1991).

Translated works

  • Léonce Peillard : On the streets of the ocean. The history of international passenger shipping from 1830 to 1972. [Translated from the French by Ingrid Ganslmayr u. Ulla Leippe], Stalling, Oldenburg / Hamburg 1973
  • Jacques Maquet et al. Herbert Ganslmayr [arr.]: Africa. The black civilizations. Magnus-Verlag, Essen 1975
  • Jacques-Yves Cousteau et al. Philippe Diolé: Squids. Wonderful world of the octopuses. Droemer-Knaur, Munich / Zurich 1976; ISBN 3-426-00450-X
  • Jacques-Yves Cousteau et al. Philippe Diolé: whales. Endangered giants of the sea. Droemer-Knaur, Munich / Zurich 1979; ISBN 3-426-03435-2
  • Maurice Ashley et al. a .: Kindler's cultural history of Europe. Vol. 13: The Baroque Age. Europe between 1598 and 1715. [Translated from the English by Ingrid Ganslmayr], Deutscher Taschenbuch-Verlag, Munich 1983 (license from Kindler-Verlag, Munich)
personal data
SURNAME Ganslmayr, Ingrid
BRIEF DESCRIPTION German translator
DATE OF BIRTH 20th century